Question

Which of the following best explains a characteristic that differentiates Fungi from Plants?

A. Fungi are made up of cells that do not have cell walls, while Plant cells have walls containing cellulose.

B. Fungi are unicellular and form colonies, while Plants are multicellular with specialized tissues.

C.Fungi are decomposers that break down dead plant and animal matter, while Plants are autotrophs.

D. Fungi are able to reproduce either sexually or asexually, while Plants reproduce only sexually.

Answer 1

C.Fungi are decomposers that break down dead plant and animal matter, while Plants are autotrophs.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

The answer is C because fungi use decomposition to get nutrition, while plants produce their own nutrients, making them autotrophs. Answer choice A is incorrect because fungi cells do have cell walls, even though they contain chitin, which isn't present in the cell walls of plants. Answer choice B is incorrect because while they do form colonies, most fungi are multicellular. Answer choice D is incorrect because plants are also able to reproduce both sexually and asexually.